Roosevelt-Chaminade thriller echoes past Middletown clash
Dayton Roosevelt and Chaminade engaged in a tense district game with Roosevelt leading early, but Chaminade using deliberate offense and strong defense to defeat Roosevelt. Coach Frericks notes similarities to the 1956 Middletown showdown and cites Tom Scheper's pivotal defense on Ray Brown.
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Golden Eagles
Middies
Tom Frericks
Middletown
Jerry Lucas
Roosevelt
Ray Brown
Chaminade
Frericks
Tom Scheper
Brown
Cats Open Middletown Sectional Tilt Versus Sycamore
The Franklin high Cats, with a first round bye, meet Sycamore at Wade E. Miller Gym in the Middletown Class AA sectional opener. Fenwick’s 59-58 OT win over Sycamore last Tuesday sets tonight’s 7:30 p.m. matchup, followed by Princeton vs Reading at 9 p.m. in the same first round.
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Wade E. Miller
Fenwick Falcons
Mickey McDade
Cats
Sycamore
Fenwick
Princeton
Lebanon
Reading
Hamilton
Big Blue
Monroe Hornets
Wildcats
McDade
The
Aviators
Jost
Franklin
Jim Thomas
Lebanon Thomas
Bob Timberlake
Soph
Darry]Bishop
Jim Roth
Luke Harp
Terry Weidie
Roth
Reynard Smith
Rich Ream
Scheffing rates Reds as NL's most improved club
Chicago manager Charlie Scheffing said the Cincinnati Reds are the most improved team in the National League after adding Frank Thomas from Pittsburgh and pinning hopes on outfielder Vada Pinson. He noted Banks and Thomas had strong seasons, while changes at Cleveland and new signings by several clubs shape the league as spring begins.
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Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Scheffing
Frank Thomas
Pirates
Reds
Vada Pinson
Tampa
Fla
Don Newcombe
Man
Ager
Mayo Smith
Gus Bell
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Smith
Bell
del Ennis
Larry Doby
Cleveland Indians
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Joe Gordon
Indians
Jimmy Pilersall
Boston
Larry
Vic Power
Philadelphia
Richie Ashburn
Andy Carey
John Jaciuk
New York Yankees
Gene Woodling
Baltimore
Charley Maxwell
Detroit
Felix, Mantilla
Milwaukee
Bob Malkmus
Washington
Calhoun the dog advances to finals at shooting championships
Union Springs Alabama reports George Calhoun a dog owned and handled by M D Stepard of Lancaster Ohio moved into the finals today of the National Shooting Dog Championships.
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George Calhoun
M. D. Stepard
Lancaster
Ohio
Hi Y Winds Up Season With Makeup Games
The Hi Y basketball season ends with three makeup games at YMCA Gym after a flood delay. Thunderbirds face Olympians at 2 15 p m Braves play Highbrows at 3 15 and Ramblers meet Martyrs at 4 15. The All Star game today is canceled.
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Martyrs
Armstrong Puts Record On Line
Gene Armstrong from Elizabeth New Jersey undefeated middleweight fights Italian Malo Scortichini for 10 rounds at Madison Square Garden tonight NBC 10 p.m. EST Armstrong is the 2 to 1 favorite.
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Gene
Ace) Armstrong
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Malo Scortichini
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College Cage Results Snapshot From Recent Games
Utah defeated Brigham Young 76 74 in overtime while Manhattan edged St Johns 70 65 also in OT. Cincinnati beat Duquesne 88 69 and Ohio Wesleyan won 77 64 over Wooster. Mount Union topped Fenn 75 52 and Cedarville lost 57 to Wilmington 39.
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Cedarville
Cincinnati
Duquesne
Ohio Wesleyan
Wooster
Oberlin
Ashland
Mount Union
Fenn
Local High School Basketball Scores From Ohio Courts
A slate of game results from Columbus area to Cincinnati shows close finishes and blowouts. Notable scores include Westerville 50 over Marysville 49 and London 66 over Whitehall 54, plus young conference editions at Greenfield and Waverly.
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Wooster Wooster
Medina Highland
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Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Cleveland Heights
Shaker Heights
Garfield Heights
Cleveland
John Adams
Class A Tournaments Brush By Waynesville And Greenview Victories
Waynesville defeats Blanchester 59 to 55 and Greenview tops Jackson Preble County 72 to 37 in Class A tournament action. The results highlight early regional playoff progress with two area teams advancing.
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Blanchester
Greenview
Jackson
Preble County
Action Set On Two Fronts In District Play
Two district tournaments split between Cincinnati at Princeton High and Dayton at Fairgrounds Coliseum opening with Trenton Trojans and Shawnee facing early tests. Waynesville beat Blanchester 59 55 lifting Warren County into tomorrow's quarterfinals while Greenview routed Jackson 72 57. Bradds scored a district tourney record 44.
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Germantown Ousted From Dayton Class AA District
In a Dayton Fieldhouse clash, Trotwood Madison overwhelmed Germantown 70 to 47 in the Class AA district tournament. Don Emrick end career with 11 points, Gary Elkin adds 15, while Germantown finishes 5-13. Trotwood advances with balanced scoring led by Hudson and Shank.
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Germantown
Gary Elkin
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Shank
Black
Hudson
McCleary
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Boxing results from several bouts at Sunnyside Garden
In Portland Bobby Hicks of Seattle outpointed Teddy Davis of Hartford 10 rounds. Jose Torres of New York stopped Eddie Wright of Puerto Rico in Philadelphia after 5 rounds.
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Redtop) Davis
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Sunnyside Garden
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Eddie Wright
Philadelphia
Middletown High tops North College Hill in Oxford rally
Middletown High School’s revamped lineup beat North College Hill 75 to 53 at Withrow Court Oxford. Jim Downing Gene Snow and A C Mitchell sparked the comeback as coach Paul Walker used his guards Horace Fuller and Billy Martins and Francis Martin at center. The Middies built a 23 to 45 lead at halftime and pushed toward the district finals with bench players contributing notably.
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Dan Hackney
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Bruins GM Explains Russian Passer Skill From Russia
Lynn Patrick, Bruins general manager, cites Russian hockey players using No 3 sticks. He says the lower lie extends the blade away from the body, enabling smoother passes, while American players use No 5 6 and 7 sticks making passes flare outward.
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Boston Bruins
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Russia
Middletonians Triumph In Overtime Thriller
Middleton High beat Greenhills in a double overtime wild game to reach 16th win in 28 games. Heidotting scored 18 points and Roger Dillman, an official in the Dayton Cham inade Roosevelt game, oversaw the contest.
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Heidotting
Middletonian
Roger Dillman
Dayton Chaminade Roosevelt
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